Central Albury will become a hive of activity this weekend with the national Biodiversity in the City event. Hosted by scientists and students from Charles Sturt University (CSU) and the Albury Botanic Gardens, the event highlights interactive activities such as life in the dirt, collecting the animal kingdom, pond life, and biodiversity in the park. Biodiversity in the City celebrates the International Year of Biodiversity and National Science Week 2010. The event will be held between 12noon and 4pm on Saturday 21 August in QEII Square, the Albury LibraryMuseum and the Albury Botanic Gardens. The CSU team is led by the Head of the School of Environmental Sciences at CSU, Associate Professor Ben Wilson. He will be on hand to explain the various displays and specimens to interested visitors. Read about the related CSU photographic exhibition Biodiversity of the Riverina here.